Articles by: Jeremy Henderson

Finding Nano

Finding Nano

Armin VahidMohammadi was sitting at the $500,000 JSM-7000F scanning electron microscope (SEM), finding ways for two-dimensional conductive nanomaterials called MXenes to maybe one day charge your cell phone in two seconds, and then he saw it — Nemo.

by × June 3, 2019 ×
Arsenal allies

Arsenal allies

Representatives from the Team Redstone Additive Manufacturing Integrated Product Team (IPT) recently visited Auburn University’s National Center for Additive Manufacturing Excellence to discuss current and future collaborations with Auburn.

by × June 3, 2019 ×
Leading manufacturing innovation

Leading manufacturing innovation

America Makes, a national leader in additive manufacturing innovation, awarded ASTM International’s Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence $1.2 million.

by × June 3, 2019 ×
Additive manufacturing’s new destination

Additive manufacturing’s new destination

Nearly 250 additive manufacturing professionals from Canada to Singapore descended on Auburn in March for the ASTM International Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence’s first-ever workshop .

by × June 3, 2019 ×
Dynamic Diversity: Easy Choice

Dynamic Diversity: Easy Choice

If you get Kevin Nixon talking about the best decision he made during college, it’s hard to get him to stop.

by × May 31, 2019 ×
Inspire. Innovate. Transform.

Inspire. Innovate. Transform.

Auburn University is on the move with a drive to inspire, innovate and transform in its community, the state of Alabama and throughout the nation and world. We are doing so by elevating research that offers real-world solutions, taking student leadership to new heights, expanding our role as a partnership […]

by × December 18, 2018 ×
Auburn Engineer, Tennessee Governor

Auburn Engineer, Tennessee Governor

Bill Lee, ’81 mechanical engineering, will be sworn in as Tennessee’s 50th governor in January. The Republican businessman defeated former Nashville mayor Karl Dean by 20 points in the Volunteer State’s November 2018 election, receiving 59 percent of the vote to Dean’s 39 percent. The political outsider made a name […]

by × December 14, 2018 ×
Three honored for innovation

Three honored for innovation

Three Auburn Engineering faculty members were recognized for their research endeavors and mentorship in November at Auburn University’s annual faculty awards ceremony. The awards honor some of the institution’s most innovative teachers, researchers and scholars for their unique and distinguished contributions to advancing the university’s mission to inspire, innovate and […]

by × December 14, 2018 ×
Accepting the challenge

Accepting the challenge

Auburn University’s Samuel Ginn College of Engineering has been approved as a participating institution of the National Academy of Engineering’s Grand Challenges Scholars Program. In 2008, the NAE identified 14 grand challenges for engineering in the 21st century. Solving these problems is key to enhancing sustainability, health, security and the […]

by × December 14, 2018 ×
On the Rhodes again

On the Rhodes again

Natalie Palmquist, a senior in civil engineering from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, was named as a finalist for the 2019 Rhodes Scholarship, which allows recipients to pursue graduate studies at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Only 32 U.S. students are chosen for the annual scholarship. The Samuel Ginn […]

by × December 14, 2018 ×